Pressurise junior planners at your peril
I find it hard to comprehend why certain bosses would have the courage to assign junior executives to manage complex... Read More
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Brand loyalty and B2B events from Starwood to Marriott
How did you enter the world of event-planner loyalty? I was doing account servicing for a local agency in Singapore... Read More
The No.1 thing to make your next event successful
I had an a-ha moment recently about the importance of remembering to smile. I have been writing a book the last year... Read More
Mass evacuation, calculating risk and other event security matters
Mass evacuation: complex and risk-based The aim of mitigating risk is to try to make sure the worst doesn’t happen,... Read More
Beware of pirates lurking on the high seas of teambuilding
International Talk Like a Pirate Day is held in September every year, obviously as a bit of a lark. Yet... Read More
Why ROI for meetings and incentives is a waste of time
A colleague and I recently spoke with two corporate meeting and event planners about return on investment, aka ROI. It was... Read More
Ditch blaming and make way for events-empowered support body
Robert Rogers’ Opinion article Red-tape killed Mega-Events Fund… is an interesting conversation started about Hong Kong’s events industry. It’s fair... Read More
6 tips for avoiding that Oscar-style mix-up at events
In what was perhaps the biggest mishap in the Oscars’ history, on February 26, “La La Land” was wrongly announced... Read More
Red-tape killed Mega-Events Fund – but we are really to blame
Rest in peace Mega Events Fund, you were a great initiative that sadly fell victim to red tape. The red... Read More
5 ways to up your game and attract buyers
With more pressure to ensure return on investment and with resources and time being increasingly limited, exhibitors at trade shows... Read More